《产经》云∶治小儿身上疠易方∶
石硫黄以苦酒研之，涂病上，日三。（出《产经》。）
又方∶生栝蒌切一升，以验苦酒三升，煎取一升汁，涂病上良。此是德家秘方不传。（出
《产经》。）
《病源论》云∶人有附皮肉生，与肉色无异，如麦豆大，谓之疣子，即疣目也。此多由
风邪客于皮肤，血气变化所生。故亦有药治之瘥者，亦有法术治之瘥者，而多生于手足。
《千金方》方∶以刀子决目根四面，令血出。取患疮人疮中黄脓敷之，勿近水，三日即
脓溃、根动、自脱。
《产经》∶以松脂涂疣上一宿，即落。良。
又方∶以矾石拭疣上七过，即去。
又方∶艾柱小作，可灸始生疣上三壮，即自去。良。
又方∶月晦日于厕前取故草二七枚，拭目上，讫，祝曰∶今日晦疣惊去。勿反顾之，不
过十日枯死。
今按∶俗人以赤苋汁敷之即落，或以煮荒布之汁洗之。
《千金方》治小儿体上KT 方∶
取马尿洗之，日三四度。
又方∶揩破以牛鼻津涂之。
《病源论》云∶小儿血气盛者，表里俱热。则烦躁不安，皮肤壮热。
《千金方》治少小身热李叶汤方∶
李叶无多少， 咀，以水煮，去滓，浴儿。（今按∶《短剧方》∶避目反阴处。）
《苏敬本草注》云∶梓白皮主小儿热疮，身头热烦，煮汤浴并散敷之。
《葛氏方》∶治小儿猝身热如火，不能乳哺方∶
猝急断犬耳，取血以涂儿面及身也。
《本草拾遗》云∶小儿暴热，搏（捣）水芹，取汁涂之。
又方∶生银，小儿诸热，以水磨服，功胜紫雪。
《产经》记载：治疗小儿身上疠疡的简易方：
用石硫黄（矿物药，主要成分为硫化物）以醋研磨，涂抹于患处，每日三次。（出自《产经》。）
另一个方子：取生栝蒌（葫芦科植物栝楼的果实）切一升，用经过验证的醋三升，煎煮浓缩至一升汁液，涂抹于患处，效果良好。这是德家的秘方，不对外传授。（出自《产经》。）
《诸病源候论》记载：人的皮肤上附着生长出赘生物，颜色与肌肉无异，大小如麦粒或豆子，称为疣子，也就是疣目。这大多是由于风邪侵袭皮肤，导致血气变化而生成的。所以也有用药治愈的，也有用法术治愈的，但多生长在手脚部位。
《千金方》中的方子：用刀切开疣目根部的四周，使其出血。取患有疮疡之人的疮中黄色脓液敷在患处，不要接触水，三天后脓液溃破、根部松动、自然脱落。
《产经》：用松脂（松树分泌的树脂）涂抹在疣上一夜，即可脱落。效果良好。
另一个方子：用矾石（明矾）擦拭疣七次，然后去除。
另一个方子：将艾绒做成小艾柱，在刚长出的疣上灸三壮，即可自行去除。效果良好。
另一个方子：在农历每月的最后一天（晦日），在厕所前取旧草十四枚，擦拭疣部，完毕后祝祷说：“今日晦日，惊走疣疾。”不要回头，不超过十天就会枯萎死亡。
如今考察：民间百姓用赤苋菜（苋科植物红苋菜的汁液）敷涂即可脱落，或者用煮荒蔚子（唇形科植物益母草的种子）的汁液清洗。
《千金方》治疗小儿身上KT（此处指类似疣或瘊子的皮肤病变）的方子：
取马尿清洗患处，每日三四次。
另一个方子：擦破患处，用牛鼻上的津液涂抹。
《诸病源候论》记载：小儿气血旺盛者，表里都发热。就会出现烦躁不安，皮肤高热。
《千金方》治疗婴幼儿身体发热的李叶汤方：
李叶不限多少，切碎，用水煎煮，滤去渣滓，给婴儿洗澡。（如今考察：《短剧方》记载：避开阳光，在阴凉处进行。）
《苏敬本草注》记载：梓白皮（梓树的树皮）主治小儿热疮，身体头部发热烦闷，煎汤洗澡并散敷患处。
《葛氏方》：治疗小儿突然身体发热如火，无法吃奶的方子：
突然切断狗耳朵，取狗血涂抹在婴儿的面部和身体上。
《本草拾遗》记载：小儿突发高热，捣碎水芹，取汁液涂抹。
另一个方子：生银，治疗小儿各种热症，用水磨成银粉服用，功效胜过紫雪（一种清热开窍的中成药）。
The *Chan Jing* (Classic of Childbirth) states: For treating leprosy-like sores on the body of infants and children:
Grind Shi Liu Huang (Mineral Sulfur, primarily sulfides) with Ku Jiu (Vinegar), and apply it to the affected area three times a day. (From *Chan Jing*.)
Another prescription: Take one sheng of fresh Gua Lou (Trichosanthes fruit), cut into pieces, add three sheng of verified Ku Jiu (Vinegar), decoct until one sheng of juice remains, and apply to the lesion. This is effective. This is a secret formula of the De family, not transmitted externally. (From *Chan Jing*.)
The *Bing Yuan Lun* (Treatise on the Pathogenesis and Manifestations of Various Diseases) states: There are growths attached to the skin and flesh that are indistinguishable in color from normal flesh, sized like wheat or beans, called You Zi (Warts), also known as You Mu (Wart Eyes). These mostly arise from Wind Evil invading the skin, causing changes in Blood and Qi. Therefore, some are cured by herbal medicine, others by magical arts, but they mostly occur on the hands and feet.
The *Qian Jin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) prescription: Use a knife to incise around the root of the wart to induce bleeding. Apply the yellow pus from the sore of a person suffering from a skin ulcer onto the lesion. Avoid contact with water. After three days, the pus will break, the root will loosen, and it will fall off naturally.
*Chan Jing*: Apply Song Zhi (Pine Resin) to the wart overnight, and it will fall off. Effective.
Another prescription: Rub Fan Shi (Alum) on the wart seven times, then remove it.
Another prescription: Make small moxa cones. Moxibustion of three Zhuang (units of moxa consumption) on newly formed warts will cause them to disappear naturally. Effective.
Another prescription: On the last day of the lunar month (Hui Ri), take fourteen old grass stalks in front of the toilet, rub them on the wart, and conclude with an incantation: "Today is Hui Ri, startle away the wart." Do not look back. Within ten days, it will wither and die.
Current observation: Common people apply Chi Xian (Red Amaranth) juice to make them fall off, or wash with the juice boiled from Huang Bu (likely referring to Leonurus japonicus seeds/fruit).
The *Qian Jin Fang* prescription for treating KT (a term likely referring to warts or similar skin lesions) on the body of infants and children:
Wash with Ma Niao (Horse urine), three to four times a day.
Another prescription: Abrade the lesion and apply Niu Bi Jin (Saliva/mucus from a cow's nose).
The *Bing Yuan Lun* states: Infants and children with vigorous Blood and Qi often experience heat in both the interior and exterior. This results in restlessness and irritability, along with high fever of the skin.
The *Qian Jin Fang* Li Ye Tang (Plum Leaf Decoction) for treating fever in young children:
Use an unspecified amount of Li Ye (Plum leaves), crush them, decoct in water, strain the dregs, and use the liquid to bathe the infant. (Current observation: The *Duan Ju Fang* notes: Perform this in a shaded place, avoiding sunlight.)
Su Jing’s *Ben Cao Zhu* (Commentary on Materia Medica) states: Zi Bai Pi (Cortex Catalpae) treats childhood heat sores, fever and irritability of the body and head. It can be decocted for bathing or applied as a powder.
The *Ge Shi Fang* (Prescriptions of Ge Hong): For treating sudden high fever in infants resembling fire, preventing breastfeeding:
Suddenly sever a dog's ear, collect the blood, and apply it to the infant's face and body.
The *Ben Cao Shi Yi* (Supplement to Materia Medica) states: For sudden high fever in infants, pound Shui Qin (Oenanthe javanica/Water Dropwort), extract the juice, and apply it.
Another prescription: Raw Yin (Silver). For various heat conditions in infants, grind raw silver in water and administer orally; its efficacy surpasses that of Zi Xue (Purple Snow, a traditional Chinese medicinal preparation for clearing heat and opening orifices).